by spainchamber | Oct 6, 2026 | Business trends
Spain’s Supreme Court has temporarily suspended the electoral effects of certain registrations linked to the Democratic Memory Law, commonly known as the “Grandchildren Law” or Ley de Nietos. The precautionary measure affects certain Spanish citizens registered, or...
by spainchamber | Oct 1, 2026 | Business trends
Expanding into a new country can open the door to new customers, stronger growth, and long-term opportunity. But it also comes with many considerations, including international tax rules, data privacy requirements, political and economic uncertainty, and global supply...
by spainchamber | Aug 4, 2026 | Members' News
For a U.S. citizen who owns a U.S.-based business, relocating to Spain involves more than securing the appropriate immigration status and establishing a new residence. The move creates a cross-border tax and compliance framework that affects both the individual and...
by spainchamber | Jul 6, 2026 | Members' News, New releases
DLA Piper ha nombrado a Jorge Timmermann como socio director adjunto (Deputy Managing Partner) de su oficina en Santiago, posicionándolo junto a la socia directora (Managing Partner) Francisca Franzani para liderar la continua expansión de la firma en Chile....
by spainchamber | Jun 15, 2026 | New releases, Members' News
DLA Piper advised the Province of Chubut on the issuance of US$650 million in international debt securities due 2036, as well as on a cash tender offer for the outstanding US dollar-denominated secured notes due 2030. The Debt Securities were issued on April 29,...